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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Casa Aldea Sakura, El Maqui in Chile by GITCSeptember 23rd, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: GITC The building is located in the eastern hillside of El Maqui Brook, a rural place of The Coastal Mountain Range of Chile. This geographical zone is part of a protected natural reserve with high and important ecological value because its singular and diverse coexisting ecosystems.  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo
 Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo The client ask for a seasonal house for a family of six and a near garden around the house whose principal element was water. In order not to alter the rich forests and ecosystems we sought an already damaged hillside without vegetation to found the building. The new landscaping project should recover the area. The eastern hillside position assure us prolonged sunlight and optimal exposure to the prevailing ascendant air current.  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo The program distribution, the volume and the way it stands over the ground will response to two opposite situations: A preexisting one (the geography and weather) and a propose one (the near garden and the water). A dormitory pavilion rises with presence and exposure, oriented to the views, the weather virtues. The common areas volume adopts an intimate and hermetic position focused on the family activities and on its direct relationship with the garden and water.  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo The Water surfaces that round the house were dimensioned by a swimming pool request and by a proposed bio filter pond with studied levels and extensions. This water surfaces and its specific aquatic plants made possible a flooded garden, excavated on the hillside, directly in contact with the internal common area activities. This flooded garden also provides an important fresh air supply necessary to control and manage the summer high temperatures.  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo Introduction of Designer / Design Agency GITC is a young architecture office, founded in 2007 by Felipe Vera Buschmann and Rodrigo Belmar Exposito, focused on innovation in the design and optimization of the construction process. We carry out the management and implementation of the complete work; from identifying opportunities, develop, define the most appropriate design to solve the problem, coordinate and build.  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo  Image Courtesy © Felipe Diaz Contardo  Image Courtesy © GITC  Image Courtesy © GITC  Image Courtesy © GITC  Image Courtesy © GITC
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